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Governors Island Arts Debuts Can’t Wait To See 2024 Fall Season

Governors Island Arts today announced a schedule of free programming and exhibitions for the Island’s fall season just 60 minutes from Harlem, NY.

New Heritage Theatre Group Marks 60th Year With Daniel Koa Beaty’s ‘Love Warrior’ Premiere

The New Heritage Theatre Group, the oldest non-profit Black theater company in New York State, proudly celebrates its 60th anniversary.

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Black Public Media’s #ShopLikeNana Takes On Fast Fashion During New York Fashion Week 2024

Black Public Media (BPM), the Harlem-based national media arts nonprofit is spotlighting the environmental crisis in the third iteration of its award-winning series and social media campaign BE HEARD.

An Evening With New York State Poet Laureate Patricia Spears Jones

Join an evening of readings and conversation with New York State Poet Laureate Patricia Spears Jones.

Celebrating Immigrant Contributions: The Launch Of The “New York Proud” Campaign

On August 30, 2024, the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) will unveil the “New York Proud” campaign, a vibrant public art initiative.

Soul Jam Spreadin’ Sweet – For A Brand New Beat In A Marathon Celebration Of Soul Music In Harlem

New York Spirit in Sunset Productions is excited to present Soul Jam Spreadin’ Sweet - Are & Be Ready for a Brand-New Beat! .

Alice Barker, Famous 102 year Old Dancer, Gets A Single Release About Her Life, ‘Who Do You See?’

Preserving a person’s legacy is crucial, especially in Black History, where contributions can be overlooked. By safeguarding these stories, we honor the past and inspire future generations.

Soul Of The City: The Savoy King With The Legendary Harlemite Voza Rivers

Join Harlem's Voza Rivers for an outdoor screening of The Savoy King: Chick Webb & the Music That Changed America (Jeff Kaufman, 2012, 90 min), featuring a performance by The Harlem Swing Dance Society.

Trust For Governors Island And The New York Climate Exchange Announce Climate Week Programming

The Trust for Governors Island and The New York Climate Exchange announced today a schedule of more than 35 Climate Week activities taking place on Governors Island (just an hour from Harlem).

The Fortune Society Hosts The Sixth Annual Victor Rojas Block Party In Harlem

The Fortune Society (Fortune) presents the Victor Rojas Annual Block Party for people of all ages at its Castle Gardens facility in Harlem on Friday, August 23, 2024.

Harlem’s National Black Theatre Announces 2024-2025 Season: The Pilgrimage Home

On the heels of a triumphant 2023/2024 season, Dr. Barbara Ann Teer’s National Black Theatre (NBT) has announced its 2024/2025 season.

Harlem Godwin Louis To Headline WBGO After Work Jazz Series Concert

Grammy-nominated saxophonist Godwin Louis heads to Newark for the next installment of the WBGO After Work Jazz Series, part of the powerhouse jazz station’s 45th anniversary celebration.

SAIL At East Harlem Great Lou Gehrig Plaza In Bronx, New York

Designed by a collaborative design team of MUD Workshop, Habitat Workshop, and Sighte Studio, SAIL is a new installation at Lou Gehrig Plaza in Bronx, New York.

Studio Museum In Harlem’s Annual Artist-In-Residence Exhibition

The Studio Museum in Harlem will present Pass Carry Hold: Studio Museum Artists in Residence 2023–24, the latest edition of its annual Artist-in-Residence exhibition.

Get Ready For A Night Of Salsa At The High Line!

Summer is wrapping up with a spectacular celebration at the High Line this Thursday night (and only 40 minutes from Harlem).